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5 years ago My JEE Mains percentile is 78.33 and CBSE aggregate percentage is 63. I am an OBC-NCL candidate. Can I get a set at NIT AP?
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Hetul Bhatia

Beginner-Level 2

There is a very less chance of getting NIT, because you have just cleared your cutoff OBC, but your aggregate class 12% is less than 75, so there are less chances.
5 years ago I have scored 72.6% in HSC and under 3 lakh OBC category rank in JEE Mains. Can I get admission in this institute?
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Amrit Raj

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Manoj,
You will be not able to get an nit with the score of 72.6 percentile. I will suggest to apply for some other good private colleges like Amity University, Sharda University, Lovely Professional University, state private colleges of Wes
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6 years ago What type of job is offered in NIT, Arunachal Pradesh in biotechnology? How much is salary given to a newly qualified person?
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Manik Bhatnagar

Guide-Level 14

Hi,
Please elaborate the question. Please confirm whether you are looking for career prospect for B.Tech (Biotech) or B.Sc. ( Biotech). Please refer the link below for detailed information:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/biotechnologist-19
Than
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6 years ago I got 1456 rank in JEE Mains. I got 60% in boards. Can I go for NIT Silchar or Arunachal or Tripura? Are there any chances of selection?
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Rishav Sood Always here & happy to help u..... : )®

Guide-Level 12

Hi, your admission to NIT will be done by Central Seat Allocation Board which gives score by that 40% boards + 60% JEE Mains. They will give rank list based on this scores according to which you'll be asked to fill up your choices (NIT's plus
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6 years ago Is this course helpful for civil engineers (B.Tech)?
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Aman Jain

Contributor-Level 8

If you want a good job, let me tell you that instead of short courses, go for masters.
If you are not interested in the technical side, like M.Tech or M.E, you can opt for Management, i.e. and MBA.
You can target the following specializations:
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